Whether medical policies can truly benefit ordinary people depends on a variety of factors. Generally speaking, an excellent medical policy should consider key issues such as accessibility, affordability, and quality of service. The effect of the policy will be affected by the following factors： -Is the policy design based on actual needs? -Is there sufficient resources to support the implementation process? -Whether to take into account the differentiated needs of different income groups -Are the supporting measures perfect? Some policies do have problems such as implementation deviations, incomplete coverage, and complicated procedures, making it difficult for ordinary people to fully benefit. But there are also many successful medical reforms that have indeed improved the accessibility and quality of medical services. If you have questions about specific medical policies, you can share more specific information and I can provide more targeted analysis.